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- McLeod Super Street Pro Clutch Kits
McLeod Super Street Pro Clutch Kit 1955-1983 All Chevy V8
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JEGS
61906 - Street & Strip Clutch Kit for 1955-1983 GM [10.500 in. Diameter, 1 1/8 in. x 10 Spline]
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The Super Street Pro clutch kit is ideal for both the street and the track. We recommend it for cars up to 550 Hp (depending on part number) with moderate engine mods and street tires. The kit is SFI approved. Included is a high clamp load pressure plate, a dual faced organic and metallic disc for smooth engagement and awesome holding power. Our kits are complete with Pressure Plate, Disc, throw out bearing (where applicable) pilot bushing (where applicable) and alignment tool. If you are looking for a street friendly yet track proven clutch, the McLeod Super Street Pro is your best choice.
Specifications:
1957 Chevy with stock 168 tooth flywheel and T10 4spd. Replacing the 283 with a beefed up 350 (+200hp). Spline 10, Will this clutch set work?
Does this clutch come with the throwout bearing and tool? Description just says "may come with throwout bearing...".
Does this clutch work with a 2wd sm465?
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